If your schedule or funding options have changed and you need more loans to cover tuition and fees, you will be notified and just need to accept the increase in the loan amount through your financial aid portal.

If you want to increase your loans to receive excess funding (stipend), you will need to get in touch with your financial aid advisor and discuss your options. We want to ensure that you understand what increasing your loans will do to your repayment in the future.

If you have filled out the FAFSA, and have not hit the lifetime cap for federal loans, and are not in default, you could be eligible for Federal Loans. More information can be found here: https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/loans/subsidized-unsubsidized

Your financial aid package will be reviewed by your financial aid advisor for accuracy and then will send you an offer notification with what funding you are eligible for.

Whether utilizing the Federal Title IV Program by completing the U.S. Department of Education’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or using alternative fund sources such as outside grants and scholarships, military benefits, tuition assistance or alternative lending, your Financial Aid Advisor will discuss your personal options with you to make sure that we can get the best option available to you.

Stipends are released no later than 14 days after a credit appears on your student account if eligible. You may refer to your offer notification email for the semester amount you are eligible to receive.

Students may voluntarily withdraw from a course at any time by notifying the Academic Dean, Student Service Advisor or Registrar. If the withdrawal from the course happens before posting attendance, there will be no charge. If attendance is posted, withdrawal from a course does not get a tuition reduction and will be charged in full.

Tuition and Fee billing begins 10 days after the semester starts. If the 10th day falls on a weekend, the charges will get billed during the following week.

To view the list of materials and textbooks required for each course, please click here: http://www.myedmap.com/;
Use the drop-down menu next to “Course” to select the appropriate course number, then click “Add to My Course List”.
When complete – click “Review My Materials” to view and either select or decline all items attached to that course.

Yes! Books are included as part of the Learner Resource Fee.

Whether utilizing the Federal Title IV Program by completing the U.S. Department of Education's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or using alternative fund sources such as outside grants and scholarships, military benefits, tuition assistance or alternative lending, your Financial Aid Advisor will discuss your personal options with you to make sure that we can get the best option available to you.

The responsibility for any balance on your account is the student's. Your Financial Aid Advisor will discuss all possible payment options, including cash or credit card, employer tuition reimbursement, military benefits, or scholarships.